Strak
Tokenized stocks on Solana · Is the volume real
Everyone shows the price. Strak shows whether it's lying: 24h volume against pool depth, for every tokenized stock on Solana.
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Every tokenized stock from three issuers
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StrakCase file
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A dated snapshot from the registry
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Turnover says the volume doesn't fit the pool. The swaps say who is making it. The latest trades of the hottest stocks, across every pool, live.
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Turnover is 24h volume divided by the liquidity in the pool. Real traders can only push a pool around so many times a day. Past that point, the volume is the same money going in circles.
Every price on a DEX is where the last trades left the pool. When those trades turn the pool over dozens of times a day, the price is a loop, not a market. Strak puts that ratio next to every price.
Open terminalxStocks, Ondo and Backpack Securities list the same companies under different wrappers. Strak reads all of them from one registry and scores every pool the same way.
See the boardWhen the same company trades under two issuers, both pools should agree on the price. When they don't, one of them is not pricing the stock. The terminal lines them up side by side.
Compare wrappersCase file · ·
One pool, with · of liquidity in it.
In a single day, · of volume went through it.
That is the whole pool changing hands every ·, around the clock.
Two days later it read ·. Same depth, · volume.
Each square is the whole pool changing hands once
Every stock on the board falls into one of three bands. These are the stocks in each, right now.
Normal trading. Volume fits what the pool can carry.
·Suspiciously hot. It can be news, it can be a loop.
·Volume is painted. Don't trust the price.
·Who lists what, how much trades, and where the heat is right now.
The full method, data sources and API are in the documentation.
A terminal for every tokenized stock on Solana: xStocks, Ondo and Backpack Securities on one screen. Next to price and volume it shows turnover, the one number that tells you whether that volume could be real.
Price, 24h volume and liquidity come from Jupiter's verified token list, and so do the candles, the swaps and the sparklines. Pools come from DexScreener. The board is rebuilt from those sources every five minutes. Nothing is typed in by hand.
On a DEX the price is simply where the last trades left the pool. If a pool with $100K of liquidity reports $10M of volume, that depth changed hands a hundred times in a day. Real demand rarely does that. A loop of wash trades does, and the price it leaves behind is not a market price.
Tokens that Jupiter tags with an issuer (xStocks, Ondo or Backpack) and that hold at least $5K of liquidity. Copies that reuse a real ticker without the issuer tag are dropped. Empty listings with no pool are left out.
No. No wallet, no sign up, no token. Open the terminal and read.
No. Strak is a reading instrument. High turnover says the reported volume doesn't fit the pool, not what the stock will do next.
Every tokenized stock on Solana, scored the same way, refreshed every five minutes.
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